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Lots so don't plan on these being "limited" availability anytime in the future. IMHO they will be worth some coin simply due to the strong v8s in them but VIN #s and such would be kept private so that clowns don't try to FAKE their non SVRs which seems to be a trend with millennials to get false street cred
I wouldn't say there are "lots." I spend equal time in Silicon Valley and West LA where even on a short drive, you will spot every high-end car imaginable...but an F-Type SVR is rare. I've only seen another one driving 2 or maybe 3 times, ever.
I'll be genuinely surprised if there are more than 1,000 in the US.
Wow. How do you know this? Any numbers for us in USA?
I feel they are rare as well, I doubt there are more than a thousand in USA, given the paucity of listings online, but I would like to know for sure.
Thanks!
I am sorry but I can only talk for Sweden. That’s where I am from. All car numbers are shown to the public in my country through this website: https://www.car.info/en-se/jaguar/f-type
I wouldn't say there are "lots." I spend equal time in Silicon Valley and West LA where even on a short drive, you will spot every high-end car imaginable...but an F-Type SVR is rare. I've only seen another one driving 2 or maybe 3 times, ever.
I'll be genuinely surprised if there are more than 1,000 in the US.
Your probably not the best geography for sample sizing. Most in that area are going to be buying Ferraris, Lambos, Pagani, Bugattis, Astons, etc rather than a measley $100-$130K Jag as they have the $200K+ for the more exotic alternatives. However, if you drive in other larger cities like: Atlanta or Chicago or even New York & you will find far more than you would expect. On one of these forums there was a Jag dealer that indicated that there were something like 1,000year V8 model F-Types sold so after 5 years, that is around 5,000 on the road at a minimum but admittedly that may have included the R models as well. In the end, it's all just speculation anyway
I have a 2017 caldera red SVR coupe, and I am trying to find out how many are out there.
Anyone have a link to production numbers for the SVR line? Google has so far failed me.
Thanks in advance!
Getting to this information was like pulling teeth. After a lot of useless phone calls to JLR Customer Care I was finally able to get the folks who run the "Jaguar Advisory Board" to look into this and track down the 2018 numbers. Production numbers in 2018 MY F-Type SVR's were 349 built worldwide of which 47 2018 MY SVR's were delivered to the USA. They also validated that my BRG Coupe w/Saddle Interior, flat bottom steering wheel, etc. was a one of one in the world for 2018.
Interesting that only about 15% of the SVRs ended up in USA. I'd have expected the vast majority to be in US given restrictive taxes, fuel costs and other issues in many other geographies. I wonder where most ended up
Interesting that only about 15% of the SVRs ended up in USA. I'd have expected the vast majority to be in US given restrictive taxes, fuel costs and other issues in many other geographies. I wonder where most ended up
Getting to this information was like pulling teeth. After a lot of useless phone calls to JLR Customer Care I was finally able to get the folks who run the "Jaguar Advisory Board" to look into this and track down the 2018 numbers. Production numbers in 2018 MY F-Type SVR's were 349 built worldwide of which 47 2018 MY SVR's were delivered to the USA. They also validated that my BRG Coupe w/Saddle Interior, flat bottom steering wheel, etc. was a one of one in the world for 2018.
Who did you email? I'd like to email them about the 2018 SVR that I just bought.
I contacted the Jaguar Advisory Board (I'm a member) – US <jordan@jaguaradvisoryboard.com>. It's not their job, but if you are polite and persistent they know how to get the information from JLR that addresses your question. Here's what I found out about 2018 SVR's
349 were manufactured in 2018
47 were shipped to the U.S. in 2018
I contacted the Jaguar Advisory Board (I'm a member) – US <jordan@jaguaradvisoryboard.com>. It's not their job, but if you are polite and persistent they know how to get the information from JLR that addresses your question. Here's what I found out about 2018 SVR's
349 were manufactured in 2018
47 were shipped to the U.S. in 2018
I contacted the Jaguar Advisory Board (I'm a member) – US <jordan@jaguaradvisoryboard.com>. It's not their job, but if you are polite and persistent they know how to get the information from JLR that addresses your question. Here's what I found out about 2018 SVR's
349 were manufactured in 2018
47 were shipped to the U.S. in 2018
Good Luck!
Steve
hello Steve do you have the 2019 numbers? I have a 2019 SVR in New Zealand and am curious